“GUITARWORKS II” - Mortal Prophets
If last year’s GUITARWORKS felt like John Beckmann’s first steps into a strange and resonant new landscape, GUITARWORKS II feels like he’s dug deeper into the soil, brushed off the dust, and started mapping out the ruins. The Mortal Prophets’ new release is less an “album” in the conventional sense and more like a series of sonic postcards from places most people have forgotten about—or never even knew existed.
Exclusive Interview: LÜME
Some songs hit you with hooks, some with production wizardry, and some with sheer attitude. But every now and then, you come across a track that stops you dead in your tracks because of how real it feels. That’s what Lüme’s debut single Survivor does. It doesn’t scream for attention. It whispers, aches, swells, and finally erupts into something so emotionally charged that it feels like you’ve stumbled into somebody’s private diary—except instead of reading it, you’re listening to it unravel in cinematic dream-pop form.
We spoke to LÜME about her journey so far.
F.O.M.O - Tarn PK
Tarn PK’s latest EP, F.O.M.O, might just be the perfect soundtrack to the beautiful mess of millennial burnout, digital overwhelm, and existential career angst — all wrapped in sleek production and painfully relatable lyrics. The Wellington, New Zealand-based producer, songwriter, and sonic world-builder has a knack for making emotion feel futuristic. And on this project, he leans all the way into that tension — giving us both chaos and clarity.
“The Good Part” - Sloan Treacy
There’s something uniquely thrilling about watching a young artist come into their own — and at just 16 years old, Sloan Treacy is already doing that with striking emotional clarity and a confidence that feels far beyond her years. With her latest single, “The Good Part,” the emerging singer-songwriter pulls no punches as she captures the aching space between hope and heartbreak — and makes you feel every second of it.
“These Are The Times” - Social Gravy
Let’s talk about Social Gravy—the duo who aren’t afraid to wear their heart on their fretboards. With their latest single, “These Are The Times,” Brad Kohn and Vee Bordukov trade in the grit of earlier tracks like “Lone Wolf” for something lighter, brighter, and refreshingly romantic.
“Lingering” - Cameron Stenger
Cameron Stenger’s “Lingering” isn’t just a song — it’s a slow-motion emotional unraveling. The kind where your gut and your headphones agree: something is shifting. With a steady blend of vulnerability, vintage flair, and lyrical gut punches, “Lingering” plants its feet in the uncertain space between holding on and finally letting go.
“Sound of Thunder” - Artificial Incline
From the quiet corners of Strathmore, Alberta, comes a storm that’s more personal than powerful—Artificial Incline’s new single “Sound of Thunder” is less about weather and more about the emotional aftershocks of growing up, losing people, falling in love, and figuring out how to keep going.
"Break the Fall" - Johnny Barr Ft. Calum Ingram
Glasgow-based singer-songwriter Johnny Barr's latest single, "Break the Fall", released on March 28, 2025, is an emotional powerhouse, blending classic rock influences, progressive twists, and raw vulnerability.
“Snake 25” - Rosetta West
If you’re looking for a bite of something wild, unrelenting, and unapologetically out there, Rosetta West have got you covered. Their latest track, Snake 25, isn’t just a song—it’s an experience. Clocking in at a hefty six minutes, it slowly coils around you with a brooding, atmospheric intro before striking hard with dense, aggressive hard rock. This one’s got wailing vocals, a wall of ferocious guitar riffs, and drums that don’t just hit—they pummel.
“Ludwig Van” - Atticus Roness
If you ever wondered what happens when classical obsession collides headfirst with punchy power pop, Atticus Roness has the answer—Ludwig Van, his latest electrifying single. It’s got crunchy guitars, soaring harmonies, and hooks so sharp they should come with a warning label. Basically, it’s power pop perfection, but with a Beethoven-sized twist.
The Antelope - Koala Bar
Koala Bar’s latest release, The Antelope, is a heady, immersive dive into the dreamlike haze of alternative psychedelia.
This is a band building something from the ground up, hacking their way through the overgrown forests of their own soundscapes, reshaping them into something fresh, something raw, something entirely their own.
Exclusive Interview: eRapWMDX
eRapWMDX isn’t just making music—he’s building a whole sonic universe. Hailing from the snowy peaks of Colorado, this alternative music innovator is blending cutting-edge production, raw emotion, and tech-driven soundscapes to craft something truly unique.
We spoke to eRapWMDX about the project and his journey so far.